This episode studies Romans 9:8–13, distinguishing physical descent from the children of promise and explaining God’s faithfulness to his covenant with Israel.

Using Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob, and Esau as examples, the discussion clarifies the purpose of election, the meaning of “hated,” and the security of salvation through Christ, with practical calls to faith and evangelism.

In this episode a men's group gathers for candid conversation, prayer requests, and encouragement, followed by a focused study of Romans 9:1–7. Participants share personal stories, examples of fellowship, and concerns for family and community.

The Bible discussion centers on Paul’s deep sorrow for Israel, the meaning of covenant membership versus spiritual belonging, and how God’s promises relate to faith, election, and the inclusion of Gentiles. The episode closes with prayers and an invitation to respond to the gospel.

This episode follows a family and church group through a hectic week of work, fall festival preparation, and community care, including a chili contest, chicken coop building, and camp plans.

They share prayers for ill friends and family, reflections on comfort and faith, and a discussion of Romans 8:31–39 about the security of believers and the unshakable love of Christ.

Hosts share Ag Expo stories, community updates, and prayer requests, then turn to a Bible study of Romans 8:26–30.

The episode explains how the Holy Spirit intercedes for believers, how God works all things for good, and how predestination relates to sanctification and hope amid suffering, with an invitation to discuss salvation.

In this episode a Bible study group discusses Romans 8:18–25, reflecting on suffering, the hope of future glory, and how creation and believers groan for redemption. They share personal prayer requests, talk about practical faith applications like prison ministry and stepping out of comfort zones, and emphasize the Holy Spirit's role as the guarantee of our future adoption and the joy that awaits in Christ.

This episode opens with prayers for community and nation, then transitions into an in-depth group discussion on Romans 8:12–17. The hosts explore what it means to live by the Spirit versus the flesh, the assurance of adoption as God’s children, and the Holy Spirit’s witness of peace and identity. They also cover themes of obedience, suffering with Christ, and the promise of being joint heirs with Him.

The conversation includes practical applications for personal faith, church life, and outreach, with reflections on persecution, refinement through trials, and the importance of intentional discipleship. The episode closes with prayer and community updates.

Small-group Bible discussion unpacking Romans 8:5–11, focusing on the conflict between living in the flesh and living in the Spirit, what salvation looks like, and the assurance of life and peace in Christ.

The episode includes prayer requests, personal testimonies, practical encouragement for daily discipleship, and an invitation to seek support and study Scripture together.

In this live episode the group digs into Romans 7, unpacking the inward battle between the mind and the flesh, the reality of ongoing sin, and the comfort of Christ's deliverance.

Hosts share personal updates and prayer requests—from health and surgery to adoption and farming concerns—while offering testimony, encouragement, and practical faith steps.

Expect candid banter, community interaction from the livestream, and a hopeful focus on walking with Jesus through struggle and sanctification.

This episode walks through Romans 7:13–20, exploring why believers still struggle with sin after salvation: how the law reveals sin, grace covers it, and the ongoing conflict between spirit and flesh.

Speakers unpack Paul’s present-tense struggle, offer practical encouragement for new and mature Christians, and point listeners to Christ’s sufficiency and the security of salvation.

This episode is a group discussion of Romans 7:7–12, examining how God’s law reveals sin, awakens sinful desires, and exposes our spiritual death apart from Christ while remaining holy and good.

Speakers connect the law to Levitical themes and the sacrifices that point to Jesus, reflect on practical implications for Christian living, and encourage listeners to recognize their need for the Savior and to share their faith.